How herbal tea is manufactured?

Stages involved in producing a herbal infusions.

Infusion of a tea bag in a cup of tea.

Herbal teas are very simple to make and only require plants to be dried once, most often using natural methods (shade or sunshine), following the often manual harvest of wild (poppy) or industrially grown (chamomile) plants.
Herbal tea’s complexity instead comes from the wide range of plants used as well as the different parts of the plant, from the leaf (verbena) to the root (liquorice), the flower (lime blossom), the fruit (rose hip) and the bark (cinnamon) and seeds (fennel).

These traditional herbal teas and original infusions (oats, turmeric, cocoa, etc.) contain no theine and can be enjoyed throughout the day.

Our selection on herbal infusions

Herbal Tea | Lime , Passion fruit, Ginger
€11.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Litchi, Grapefruit, Peach, Rose
€12.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Rhubarb, Raspberry, Strawberry, Date, Orange blossom, Rose
€13.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Lemongrass, Orange blossom, Blackcurrant leaves
€9.50 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Lemon, Lemongrass, Ginger
€9.50 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Raspberry, Vanilla, Cereals
€10.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Hawthorn, Ginger, Lime , Honey
€9.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Orange blossom
€11.00 Per 100g
Herbal Tea | Mint notes, Fennel seed, Star anise
€11.00 Per 100g

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